Funky orange color

November 30

Early morning. Too early. Making a cup of coffee. The one redeeming factor of the am.

Cream, then sugar. Maybe Splenda, depending on how fat I feel today.

But there’s this awful color that coffee can be. Just chills me to the bone.

Because in the hurry, in the panic, there’s not a minute to lose.

There should be a warning sign on that color: Ignore me and regret eternally.

It happens when there’s not quite enough cream. The proportions are off.

Instead of the enticing swirl of just pale brown, it’s this funky orange color.

I’ve underestimated the dairy and overestimated the mug.

Such a dilemma, such a waste, such a drama when I’m half awake!

I always always know when the coffee is good. Black with Splenda or creamy milk chocolate.

(This post isn’t quite right, just like that funky orange color.)

Perhaps the solution is to skip the whole deal and go to Timmies.

posted under

Email will not be published

Website example

Your Comment:

Follow me on Twitter
Follow me
Subscribe to my RSS Feed
Subscribe
 


  • Enter your email address & receive notifications of new posts

  • Recent Comments

      cecilia: "just omit the meat from your bean meals, like meatless chilli and spaghetti. we love lentils here, lentil soup, lentil curry over rice… I’ll put some more thought into this." (read)

      Kalanna: "Amazing, eh?! I’m going to have to read up on what to do with them next. hehe But it is lovely to have a bouquet of lavender on my kitchen table in late November. They kept blooming!" (read)

      Holli: "Wow! I love how they filled in!" (read)

  • my bookshelf

    Oryx and Crake
    tagged: canadian, own, currently-reading, and science-fiction
    In Other Worlds: Sf And The Human Imagination
    tagged: nonfiction, own, science-fiction, and currently-reading

    goodreads.com
  • Recent pins

    So pretty. A wonderfniceWonder Woman / Diana
    Love...lovelike
    mash-upskyrim valentinesign languages are t
  • people i love, people i know, people i read

  • 2011 Reading Challenge

    Adrienne has read 15 books toward her goal of 55 books.
    hide
  • "Love anything and your heart will be wrung and possibly broken. If you want to make sure of keeping it intact you must give it to no one, not even an animal. Wrap it carefully round with hobbies and little luxuries; avoid all entanglements. Lock it up safe in the casket or coffin of your selfishness. But in that casket, safe, dark, motionless, airless, it will change. It will not be broken; it will become unbreakable, impenetrable, irredeemable. To love is to be vulnerable." — C.S. Lewis